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Billy Ocean Ce Ce Peniston Steve Swell

Jon Snow Ice T Tony Kofi

Ezra Pound Jimi Tenor José Carreras

Mikołaj Trzaska, excellent suggestion, consistent discography. I like this one https://www.discogs.com/master/1687871-Joe-McPhee-Mikołaj-Trzaska-Jay-Rosen-Intimate-Conversations See also the Riverloam Trio with Olie Brice and Mark Sanders. Saw them at Oto ten years ago now probably. Also, that reminds me about the Oles brothers who have played with Trzaska, and lots of others. Worth looking into

Pretty fine Tapscott hour too

Agnes Martin Martin Amis Miss Piggy

Sclavis played in larger halls than that in London at that time, possibly because he visited occasionally.

Judy Chicago Georgia O'Keefe Ansel Adams

Pharaoh Sanders Thembi Dunjana Jana Varga

At the time I found lots of great albums by following players from Sclavis and Texier's bands. Dominique Pifarelly, Vincent Courtois, Francois Raulin, Yves Robert, Michel Marre, Francois Courneloup, Julien Lourau, Sebastian Texier all come to mind. Spellings may be a bit Anglocentric and awry...apologies to our French colleagues. I hoovered up Label Bleu religiously especially when at Paris Jazz Corner

That's a good album

They form a good part of my collection. I agree with you, lots of terrific stuff. Playing here now, Jackie Paris - The Song Is Paris

Casper the ghost Phil Spector Faiouzi Ghoulam

Gordon Banks Pele Milton Nascimento

James Stewart Stuart Broad Coleman Hawkins

James 'Blood' Ulmer's Music Revelation Ensemble! Reason enough to go I'd say. Wonder who's in it these days

Joey Ramone Michelle Mone Monica Bellucci

Have all these tracks been reissued at all? Just tried Discogs and couldn't see that they had. There's a 1957 album 'Skylark' that looks like it has a few but not all of them https://www.discogs.com/master/1248973-Jackie-Paris-Skylark If they're this good...

That's tempting in that case

Boy George Girls School Lemmy

Per 'Texas' Johansson Randy California Virginia Astley

Roy Scheider Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis Shirley Scott

The Japanese LP I have of it also sounds great so I can imagine how terrific the CD must do on your system. Such a good album too.

Puff the Magic Dragon Puff Daddy Father Ted

Sounds interesting